It is obvious that you choose to ignore the possibility that the long lasting energy released by nuclear fission and all the daughter elements created in the process could have any effect on the Earth’s environment.
I agree that the sun is the strongest and most enduring heat source for the planet, but without the radioactive material that is in the earth, the earth would be much colder.
It does not surprise me that you guys hold fast to your belief of the (possibly erroneous) numbers that have been published about the long lasting power of nuclear fission.
What does surprise me is that the predictions that I made less than two decades ago are already happening, I expected a much longer time for any visible effects to be noticeable.
Nuclear age.
Maria Sklodowska-Curie Lived: Nov 7, 1867 - Jul 4, 1934 (age 66)
I am of the opinion that it is her and Albert Einstein’s work that started the whole process of nuclear power development. Although, It is not impossible that some others had worked on nuclear energy before that time.
Since you probably know more about nuclear power than I do, could you explain why the breeder reactors are not used for power generation.
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- As I predicted many years ago.
